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Q.1The ability to use symbols to represent actions objects is_____?

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Q.2Basic structure or framework that exists in a persons mind to organize and interpret information is_____?

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Q.3A search for mental balance between cognitive schemes and information from the environment is____?

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Q.4Assuming that others experience the world the way you do is_____?

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Q.5The state when a person realizes that his or her current ways of thinking are not to understand a situationis_____?

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Q.6 View that emphasizes the active role of the learner in building knowledge and understanding is____?

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Q.7The characteristic of an object stays the same even through the object might change in appearance_____?

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Q.8A mental process that occurs when a child adjusts to new information is____?

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Q.9Psychologists define heredity characteristics to newborns from their as transfer of_____?

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Q.10Changes by which mental processes become mor complex is____?

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Q.11Changes in body structure and function over time is____?

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Q.12Orderly adaptive changes individuals go through fr conception to death is_____?

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Q.13The learner and learning theories are studied in_____?

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Q.14The discipline concerned with teaching and lear processes, applying the methods and theories psychology is____?

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Q.15The immediate awareness of any object is_____?

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Q.16The process in which human organism become favourably related to the environment is____?

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Q.17The age of 3-6 years are narrated by Erikson in his theory of Psychosocial Development is concerned with the stage_____?

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Q.18Process through which experience causes permanent change in knowledge or behavior is called_____?

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Q.19Edward Thorndike is known due to his contribution for_____?

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Q.20A child acquires the ability to solve abstract problems in logical fashion in the period of_____?

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Q.21The age of 6 12 years as narrated by Erikson in his theory of Psychosocial Development is concerned with the stage_____?

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Q.22Wechseler Scale is a test to measure____?

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Q.23The logical, goal directed action of a child start at the stage_____?

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Q.24 Try to understand something new by fitting it what is already known is_____?

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Q.25The term growth is used in purely sense

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Q.26 Educational psychology revolves around three area the learner, the learning process and____?

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Q.27An individual who is socially mal adjusted develty 12 behavior____?

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Q.28 Those relatively stable and permanent aspects of individuals which make them unique but which also allow people to be compared with each other define____?

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Q.29Moral development involves____?

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Q.30The central concept in Freud's psycho-analytical theory is____?

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Q.31LO of 7 years old child with an M.A of 8 years would be placed in I.Q distribution table as____?

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Q.32Identical twins are not identical in_____?

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Q.33Cognitive development deals with the development of_____?

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Q.34Control is an important characteristics of_____?

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Q.35The growth and learning of a child is affected by_____?

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Q.36WAIS is the intelligence test for_____?

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Q.37The age measured by an intelligence test is called_____?

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Q.38An internal state of mind of a person, which force do something and that is aroused as a result of internal need of the person is called_____?

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Q.39The subject matter of educational psycholog inferred from?

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Q.40Jean Piaget was born in?

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Q.41How would you define psychology?

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Q.42When do we learn better according to Thorndike's Laws of Exercise?

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Q.43 What type of health of a child is of utmost importance that an elementary school teacher should keep in mind for the growth of the child_____?

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Q.44 I.Q. is an index of______?

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Q.45 Mental age of a child is a measure of______?

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Q.46Ahmad is bright, Akbar is dull. They are now six years of age, as they grew older, the difference in their L.Q. will probably_____?

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Q.47 Intelligence test measure_____?

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Q.48 Which is measured by in intelligence______?

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Q.49 Intelligence as presently defined is synonymous with_____?

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Q.50The mental development is closely parallel to increase in_____?

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Q.51The most fundamental agency in the life of boys girls is_____?

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Q.52The best known study on social development is that_____?

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Q.53 The greatest degree of insecurity is due to_____?

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Q.54 The first emotional expression to appear in infants is_____?

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Q.55Emotional response to symbolic stimuli is primarily the result of_____?

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Q.56An emotion is best defined as_____?

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Q.57At birth, which of the following is closest to its final adult level_____?

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Q.58 At birth, the average weight of a full term baby is______?

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Q.59Change in behaviour result from_____?

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Q.60The interest of boys in sports reaches its peak in_____?

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Q.61The most of the differences in interest are due to the difference in______?

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Q.62Which come third in series in Malsow's classification_____?

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Q.63Belonging, affection and status are best classified as______?

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Q.64 Motivation is best defined in terms of_____?

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Q.65 A need is to hunger as a stimulus is to_____?

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Q.66A need is to food as a motive is to_____?

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Q.67If a student has an age of 11 years, from psychological point of view he/she is placed in_____?

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Q.68Behaviorism is associated with_____?

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Q.69The discipline of Psychology is_____?

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Q.70Educational Psychology is the branch of_____?

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Q.71First book on psychology was written by_____?

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Q.72Learning means_____?

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Q.73Physical growth is affected by_____?

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Q.74According to Maslow, the most important are_____?

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Q.75Stimulus that strengthens the response of an organis IS_____?

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Q.76Alfred Binet worked on______?

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Q.77Concept of discovery learning was given by______?

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Q.78 Hierarchy of needs was presented by______?

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Q.79Theory of moral development was presented by_____?

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Q.80The theory of psychosocial development was presented by_____?

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Q.81"Mos" means______?

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Q.82The word "moral" is derived from Latin word______?

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Q.83 "Emovere" means______?

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Q.84The word "emotion" is derived from the Latin word____?

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Q.85Thinking and reasoning is the characteristic of______?

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Q.86The main characteristic of formal operational stage is_____?

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Q.87Mental development reaches at its climax during______?

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Q.88In concrete operational stage, child_____?

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Q.89Child begins to understand the principles conservation at______?

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Q.90In preoperational stage, child learns rapidly_____?

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Q.91 Cause of frustration is______?

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Q.92Projective techniques are used to measure_____?

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Q.93Cognitive learning theory was presented by______?

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Q.94Response plays a dominant role according to______?

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Q.95 Stimulus plays a dominant role according to______?

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Q.96Learning by insight theory is also called as_____?

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Q.97 Pavlov's work was with_____?

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Q.98Trial and error theory was presented by_____?

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Q.99 Which school of thought Sigmund Freud belongs to______?

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Q.100Semantic Memory is_____?

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Q.101Theory of self-actualization and sense of Identity Presented by_____?

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Q.102Translation of concrete experiences, development logical thinking are given by______?

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Q.103Experiments on learning by insight were performed by____?

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Q.104Logical thinking according to Jean Piaget starts a stages of_____?

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Q.105Perception and attention play major role in______?

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Q.106Which is not the type of memory_____?

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Q.107Founder of socio-psychological development was_____?

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Q.108Who was the first psychologist______?

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Q.109Which is the basic (Born) Emotion?

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Q.110The learning method that is associated with observing of behavior of others is called_____?

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Q.111The pioneer of identifying individual differences was______?

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Q.112At which stage of cognitive development (piagetian) the child develops object permanence_____?

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Q.113Hierarchy of needs was presented by______?

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Q.114The process of helping individual make life adjustment at home, school and other phases of life is called

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Q.115The process of Adaptation in piagetian Cognit Development theory is______?

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Q.116Model of eight types of learning was designed by_____?

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Q.117Piaget presented the theory of_____?

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Q.118Which is basic (born) emotion?

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Q.119The ability to think in novel and unusual ways is called_____?

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Q.120Interests, skills. attitudes, appreciation, achievements are primarily the product of_____?

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Q.121Law of learning associated with Reinforceme Operant Conditioning is_____?

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Q.122Carl Rogers presented_____?

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Q.123The name of the psychologist who said that most of the fears of human beings are Conditionally Learned_____?

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Q.124Founder of the Intelligence Tests was_____?

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Q.125Laws of learning were founded by____?

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Q.126Cognitive learning theory is known as_____?

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Q.127The I.Q of the gifted children is_____?

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Q.128Psychoanalysis, a school thought in psychology was introduced by_____?

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Q.129Age of pre-operational stage in piagetian cognitive Development theory is_____?

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Q.130Psychology is the study of_____?

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Q.131Face to face relationship in which one tries to solve th problem of the other is called_____?

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Q.132Guidance is helpful in_____?

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Q.133Who developed the first intelligence test_____?

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Q.134First intelligence test was developed in_____?

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Q.135Who is considered the father of guidance_____?

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Q.136Guidance in education started in_____?

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Q.137Stern formula to determine I.Q is_______?

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Q.138Stern formula to determine I.Q is_______?

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Q.139I.Q stands for_____?

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Q.140The characteristics of pre-operational stage is______?

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Q.141The characteristic of sensory motor stage is______?

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Q.142In cognitive development, adolescence is beginning of______?

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Q.143In cognitive development, late childhood is______?

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Q.144In the cognitive domain, early child hood is_____?

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Q.145In cognitive domain infancy is the stage of_____?

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Q.146"Out of sight, out of mind" is the characteristics of_____?

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Q.147Cognitive development means_____?

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Q.148Development means change in_____?

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Q.149Growth means an increase in_____?

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Q.150Who says "Man is a conscious animal"_______?

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Q.151The word psychology is derived from______?

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Q.152The meaning of the word psychology is______?

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Q.153Which type of growth of child is important______?

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Q.154The IQ of mentally retarded child is______?

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Q.155The LQ of average child is_______?

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Q.156Who did discriminate the personality characteristics traits______?

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Q.157According to Roger, in problem solving the most important is______?

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Q.158The founder of client centred therapy was_____?

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Q.159According to humanistic approach, nature of man is_____?

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Q.160The founder of Huministic Approach is____?

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Q.161Concept of meaningful learning through structure content and discovery was presented by_____?

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Q.162Concept of Meaningful learning through perception presented by_____?

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Q.163Which one is not positive reinforcement____?

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Q.164Change in behaviour is due to reinforcement in____?

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Q.165Operant conditioning was presented by____?

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Q.166Stimulus is necessary for response in______?

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Q.167According to behaviourism, which one is important for change in behaviour_____?

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Q.168Permanent change in behaviour as a result of experience is______?

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Q.169Emotional development is effected by_____?

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Q.170Whose role is important in moral development_____?

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Q.171Child thinks logically in_____?

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Q.172Child describes himself unsystematically in_____?

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Q.173Child forgets the things out of sight in_____?

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Q.17427. Period from 12 years and onwardin development is______?

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Q.175Period starting from 7-12 years in development is_____?

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Q.176Period starting from 2-7 years in cognitive developme_____?

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Q.177Period starting from birth to two years in cognit development is_____?

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Q.178How many stages of cognitive development ar described by Jean Piaget_____?

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Q.179Cognitive development deals with_____?

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Q.180Which one is not the environmental factor____?

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Q.181Which is not the hereditary factor_____?

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Q.182Period starting from 13 years to 19 years is_____?

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Q.183Period starting from birth to two weeks is____?

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Q.184Period starting from Zygote to 250-300 days is_____?

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Q.185Sensory disabilities are studied in_____?

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Q.186Growth of children is studied in____?

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Q.187Study of behaviour under controlled conditions is______?

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Q.188Method in which keen study of any event or be is made is_____?

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Q.189Variables other than, independent variable whic effect dependent variable are called______?

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Q.190The variable which is effected by independent var is called______?

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Q.191The variable whose effect is sought is called_____?

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Q.192Classical conditioning was presented by_____?

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Q.193How many factors effect growth_____?

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Q.194Life of an individual starts from______?

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Q.195Independent variable is applied to______?

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Q.196Child Development study is useful for_____?

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Q.197How many groups are usually made in Experin method______?

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Q.198Concrete Operation occurs at the age of_____?

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Q.199The founder of Behaviourism is_____?

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Q.200The ability to solve problems or to adjust in the new environment is the definition of______?

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